Right to Play
"All children have the right to relax and play and join in a wide range of activities"United Nations Convention for the Rights of the Child Article 31
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Aim to offer quality play care they achieve this by offering a safe, stimulating, and comfortable environment with experienced play staff and a choice of activities that meets the needs of the children aged 4 - 16 years old. All this is done with parental involvement but most of all, for and with the children.
This 3 year funded project is helping to 'bring back the basics' of play, no elaborate toys or equipment are used, just good old fashioned play that once was a daily part of every child's life. Rope swings, den building, camp fires and much, much more are the order of the day- the type of play that every child loves - and every child can participate in.
